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Throughout the years...

The Cedar Street Bridge stands as a testament to the evolving

transportation and population needs of Sandpoint. Idaho, dating back to

the late 1800s. Originally a simple footbridge made of logs and decking, it

has transformed over the years to accommodate the ever-growing

community. In l906, a new bridge was constructed by local businessman

Farmin. followed b further upgrades in 1933 to allow automobiles access

to the train depot across San Creek.

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However by I971, the bridge was deemed unsafe and eventually

condemned.  In a remarkable turnaround, local entrepreneur Scott

Glickenhaus leased the bridge for $1 a year and reconstructed it in the

style of Italy's Ponte Vecchio, using sturdy tamarack timbers. Todav. the

Cedar Street Mall Bridge spans 400 feet across Sand Creek, serving as a

bustling hub for tourists and locals alike. housing unique shops and

businesses that continue to shape the character or the community.

Our Vision

Historical Landmark continues to serve...

Under new ownership, the cherished marketplace maintains its role as a vibrant hub welcoming both local community members and tourists.  Whether visitors seek play, shopping or dining experiences in downtown Sandpoint, this beloved space stands ready to embrace all who step through its doors.

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